Texas Wildflower Honey

Ron Pope

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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[Intro] [Verse 1] She was born in Virginia She packed her bags and came here I met her out in the city It was December last year She took me home to her apartment She made me sleep on the couch At least that first couple hours... Until she figured me out [Chorus] And her lips were as sweet As Texas wildflower honey And she loved me hard Whenever she laid me down And I swear that I burned ’Cause she set me on fire Always cutting me deep She was making me bleed Texas wildflower honey [Verse 2] She took to wearing my jacket ’Cause that winter was cold I can still smell her perfume Just like she’s holding me close And people ask if I miss her I tell ’em it’s hard to say ’Cause we weren’t made for forever But we were perfect that way [Chorus] And her lips were as sweet As Texas wildflower honey And she loved me hard Whenever she laid me down And I swear that I burned ’Cause she set me on fire Always cutting me deep She was making me bleed Texas wildflower honey [Intrumental Break] [Chorus] And her lips were as sweet As Texas wildflower honey And she loved me hard Whenever she laid me down And I swear that I burned ’Cause she set me on fire Always cutting me deep She was making me bleed Texas wildflower honey Always cutting me deep She was making me bleed Texas wildflower honey

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